Tire size recommendation
#1
Tire size recommendation
I ordered a set of wheels from Japan and won't be here during late Oct. Right now the wheels I ordered is 20x8.5 fronts and 20x9.5 rear.
Right now I wanna see for the fronts if I should get:
235-35-20 or 245-35-20
Rear:
265-30-20 or 275-30-20
Tires I'm getting are Toyo T1R
Any recommendations are appreciated.
Right now I wanna see for the fronts if I should get:
235-35-20 or 245-35-20
Rear:
265-30-20 or 275-30-20
Tires I'm getting are Toyo T1R
Any recommendations are appreciated.
#4
I thought the rule of thumb was not to stagger wheels on an AWD vehicle. Will the 9.5" wheel clear the suspension?? The 275 30 will give you a little more sidewall and better for ride quality.
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20's run great on my car and there is plenty of sidewall for potholes. If a pothole is that bad it will damage the factory wheels as well. Been there several times myself on cheap wheels in the past.
The trick is to get a quality wheel and not some cheap knockoff from Discount tire or elsewhere and it seems like you are getting a quality wheel if your getting it shipped from Japan. Which wheels?
That stated the general rule is to run the same diameter tire from and rear which is why many tire shops will not even replace just two tires on a AWD car and will only replace them in fours. Their policy so something to keep in mind.
I am not sure what the accepted variances between the front and rear are but do know others here had/have staggered setups and have reported no trouble.
For your combination I would run
Front
245/35/20-diameter 26.8"
Rear
275/30/20-diameter 26.5" -pretty darn close
Stock 17's
245/50/17-diameter 26.6"
The trick is to get a quality wheel and not some cheap knockoff from Discount tire or elsewhere and it seems like you are getting a quality wheel if your getting it shipped from Japan. Which wheels?
That stated the general rule is to run the same diameter tire from and rear which is why many tire shops will not even replace just two tires on a AWD car and will only replace them in fours. Their policy so something to keep in mind.
I am not sure what the accepted variances between the front and rear are but do know others here had/have staggered setups and have reported no trouble.
For your combination I would run
Front
245/35/20-diameter 26.8"
Rear
275/30/20-diameter 26.5" -pretty darn close
Stock 17's
245/50/17-diameter 26.6"
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